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V - What the Thunder Said

from The Wasteland by Timbill Corder

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The bits that became The Purification Ritual were originally supposed to be the main instrumentation of What the Thunder Said, but they were recorded in reaction to my own demo vocal recording, which had a very different feel than the narration eventually delivered by Ben (my narrator for that section).

I couldn't, for the life of me, get it to fit at all, but I thought it would be a damn shame to throw out such beautiful string work, so Mr. Beauregard suggested I make them their own separate track--another interlude, or an epilogue, like I did with Death by Waterphone. Turns out, it all worked, and the other parts I recorded for this track worked on their own, to better suit the ambience of the vocal delivery.

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from The Wasteland, released May 13, 2012
Timbill Corder (me) - Tank drum over timpano, Korg MS-10 "Wind" and "Thunder", Italian/French Vocals, composer, arranger, engineer, producer
Kerry Folsom - Snake rattles
J. Benton Gross - Narrator

Rain sample, courtesy of inchadney, and the Free Sound Project

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Timbill Corder Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Based in Oklahoma City, I'm a member of Demons of Gyrophonia and Pasty Anglophiles. I have a Bachelor of Musical Arts from the University of Oklahoma with primary emphasis in Horn Performance, and secondary emphasis in Music Technology. I work best in sounds, not notes, so I try to gravitate toward the Enossification end of the spectrum, where my instrument is the treatment of other sounds. ... more

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